(people chattering) (regal music) - [Narrator] The embarrassing
moment you just witnessed was carried out by the Queen's Guard of Windsor Castle, in England. Following a little
miscommunication and confusion, the guards' attempts to be super-serious are turned into pure comedy gold by the bewildered
spinning of these fellows and these guys' humiliated reactions, all finished off with an
uncomfortable shuffle at the end. Pretty embarrassing, right? Well, if it's embarrassing
moments you're seeking, you've come to the right place. The clips and pics coming up in this video will have you rolling around with laughter and shriveling up with
cringe-induced embarrassment in equal measures. From the world's worst magician, to some serious public
slip-ups from celebrities and normal folks alike. Let's check out some of
the most embarrassing situations the world has ever seen. (gentle dramatic music) Caught in the act. People who sleepwalk often find themselves in all sorts of strange situations. (quirky music)
(unintelligible chatter) (smashing china) But attempting a burglary
isn't usually one of them. Even so, one man from
Garden Grove, California thought sleepwalking would
be a believable excuse as to why he was found sneaking around on someone else's property in 2018. - You climbed over?
- Yeah. Are you recording me? - [Homeowner] You trying
to break into my house? - No, I was sleepwalking. - Sleepwalking?
- Yeah. - [Narrator] Well you
have to commend the guy's creativity for thinking on his feet, his Oscar-worthy performance
isn't quite enough to convince the homeowner
of his innocence. - [Narrator] What you trying
to break in my house for? - Who said I was? All right, see you later. - [Homeowner] How many
more guys you have, huh? - Wait, what? - [Homeowner] You climb over. - I don't know how I even got here. - [Narrator] What's more, he then tries to turn the tables on the
owner, threatening to sue him. - Are you recording me?
- [Homeowner] Of course. - Well, if you do record me
and I see it on Facebook, I'm gonna sue your ass. - [Narrator] Now, I'm no lawyer, but I'm pretty sure
breaking into someone's home overrules an attempt to sue someone for videoing without permission. Regardless, the world's worst liar continues with the
performance of the year. - [Homeowner] How did you get in? - I don't even know. - [Narrator] When he finally
takes the hint to leave, his parting statement doesn't
exactly help his case. - What are you talking about? All right, see yous later. Ah, sorry I broke into you house. I'm just kidding. I didn't break into your house. I don't know how I even got here. - [Woman] Oh, hi, I have
someone that's climbed- - [Narrator] Ha-ha, sorry
I broke into your house, which I totally didn't, by the way. I don't know about you guys,
but I'm completely convinced. (whooshing sound) The great Paul Norris. Humanity has seen some spectacular
magicians over the years. Harry Houdini, Penn and
Teller, David Blaine, to name but a few. But most people have never
heard of the great Paul Norris. Why haven't people heard of him? Well, why don't you take a look at Paul's first and
only live TV appearance, roughly 30 years ago on "Sky Star Search" and see for yourself. We'll start with his big opener: a couple of rope tricks,
which start off promising, despite some fidgeting
and a few fumbled words. - Now I'm gonna show you a trick, how they disappear a knot
out of Houdini's rope. Thank you.
(audience applauds) Now Houdini will, I'll make the rope stand on end. (audience applauds)
Thank you. - [Narrator] Having a little trouble finding your pocket there, Paul? Things begin to go downhill with Paul's disappearing cigarette trick, where his fumbling fingers distract from whatever it is he's trying to do. - Now I'll get out a pack of cigarettes. Excuse me a minute, while
I get into trouble here. (audience members chuckling) Here we are, one cigarette. I will place the cigarette inside. And here we are. Disappearing cigarette. (audience applauding) - [Narrator] The judges
appear just as confused as you probably are. Sorry, Paul, but it's a
little hard to be impressed when your audience has
no idea what's going on. Up next comes arguably Paul's best trick. - One Visa card. I'll make it change
into a five pound note. (audience applauding) - [Narrator] While it's an improvement, if you look closely,
you can see the outline of the Visa card tucked
inside the fake note when he folds it back up. Clearly, sleight of hand
is not Paul's strong suit, which is unfortunate for a magician. His clumsy handwork makes
watching his grand finale as painful as being
sawed in half for real. - And now for my last trick, I'd like to make a 10 pound
note disappear and return again. As you see, one piece of card. I will place the 10 pound note, inside. Oh, well, there you go. (audience applauding) Thank you very much. Goodnight fellas, thank you very much. (audience clapping) - [Narrator] Did you catch that? The 10 pound note falls out
of his trick piece of card, onto the floor. Now, we all get a little
nervous from time-to-time, but you'd think Paul might've
practiced those nerves away a little more, before
coming on live television. If Paul had worked his
awkwardness into the act, it could've even been a pretty funny show. But he didn't, and in the end, it was funny for all the wrong reasons. (whooshing sound) Adele Dazeem. A slip of the tongue can be an
extremely embarrassing thing. Just ask John Travolta. Back in 2014, Travolta appeared at the Oscars
to introduce Idina Menzel, singer of the mega-hit single "Let It Go" from Disney's "Frozen." But when it came time to say her name, Travolta said this instead. - Please welcome the wickedly talented, the one and only Adele Dazeem. - [Narrator] The Adele Dazeem mess-up spawned countless memes and
creative takes on the situation, as you might expect. - Please welcome the wickedly talented, the one and only.. (rapidly bumbling speech) - [Narrator] So how did the star of "Grease" mess up so badly? Well, he claims that
while he did already know Menzel's name before the incident, the teleprompter he was reading from had her name spelled phonetically to try to avoid mispronunciation. Unfortunately, the phonetic
spelling of "Ah-Deen-Ah-Men-Zel" only served to confuse Travolta, resulting in the opposite
effect to what was intended. - The wickedly talented, the
one and only Adele Dazeem. (palms slapping) (whooshing sound) - [Narrator] Speechless at the interview. At some point or other,
most people experience a bad job interview. (whooshing sound) But I guarantee you, even your very worst doesn't hold a candle
to this guy's disastrous Skype interview. It was his own fault though, because instead of learning the
skills required for the job, he got a buddy to say his answers for him. All while attempting, poorly,
to lip-sync to the answers. Check it out. - According I'm working into
(indistinct) technical design and in some cases I'm working (indistinct) the team members, who are reporting to me. - [Narrator] Things totally
fall apart when the audio signal the interviewee's
basing his lip movements on drops from his headphones,
leaving him unable to sync up his mouth. - Yes, I'm (indistinct). - [Narrator] The interviewer
spots the blunder immediately. - [Interviewer] Hold on, hold on. I think it's not you who's speaking. Someone else is speaking here and you're just lip syncing. I can also hear your voice,
the candidate who's sitting right in front of me. - [Narrator] And if you ever
wondered what it looks like when someone dies inside,
look no further than this swindler's face once he realizes he's been caught out. Priceless. While we're on the topic, what's the most embarrassing
job interview you've ever had? Let me know in the comments section below. And while you're down there,
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your funny bone a favor and subscribe for more. (whooshing sound) Boom goes the dynamite. Way back in 2005, Brian Collins
made his first on-camera appearance on Ball State
University's student newscast. - Hello everyone. Well the Ball State softball team continued to play this weekend. And they were hoping to continue off their straight three out of four losses and so we'll take a look
and see how that happened. - [Narrator] After a
relatively strong start, a series of fumbled
pronunciations soon see all the momentum snapped
from the newscast. - Iowa term is starting this Friday. Before the Ball State
baseball team kicks off it's conference season this weekend, the Cards will battle in
state rival Indianna tomorrow. Tomorrows game will be the
meeting between the two beating both (indistinct) (exhaling deeply) - [Narrator] Before long,
Brian's presenting confidence has completely disintegrated,
and after a lengthy silence, his words seem to stop
making sense entirely. - [Brian] Losers are on the four on. On the year, and they
have won six of its last seven games tomorrow,
will be the game three at 3.00 p.m. - [Narrator] Eventually, Brian seems to just want it to be over,
but he's forced to press on. - It seems every week
that you have a player... Mad Lawrence is the latest
Cardinal's tennis player to win the award. Lamar won all the singles and
doubles matches last week, so far the Cardinal's have had a player honored on the weekly awards. - [Narrator] Things pick up for a while, until it comes time to
commentate over clips of a recent basketball game. - [Brian] Richard Miller's looking good. He shoots a three and it's good. - [Narrator] During his commentating, Brian drops his now-famous catchphrase, which if you ask me, totally
redeems his other shortcomings. - Later he gets the rebound,
passes it to the man, shoots and boom goes the dynamite. - [Narrator] The real dynamite, however, comes when Brian tries to
read the names of new recruits to the college basketball team. Kicking it off, he doesn't even get the
name of the sport right. - Dissociated Press of the
all American first team and college baseball, was announced today at Utah's seven foot
softball, center Andrew Bogut was the leading vote, getting, receiving 60 first place votes. Bogut who is an Australian
native received, very little attention in the pre-season, but averaged 20 points and
12 rebounds a game for Utah, before other players joining
Bogut on the AP team, our senior forward Wayne Summer's and Kansas of Kansas and
Hagan Warrick of Syracuse. Junior guard J.J Redick of Duke and sophomore guard Chris
Paul, of Wake Forest rebounded out the list. - [Narrator] As it all wraps up, Brian's shame is impossible to ignore. - Okay great thanks a lot for
that look into sports Brian. - Yeah. - And, when we come back we'll have one final look at weather. Stay tuned. - [Narrator] The broadcast may have been a cringe-inducing disaster, but it was all worth it for birthing this timeless catchphrase. - [Brian] And boom goes the dynamite. (whooshing sound) - [Narrator] Please stop singing. Messing up on a broadcast
while speaking is bad enough, but butchering a cover of a
classic Broadway song on camera, is a whole other kettle of cringe. That's exactly what Naomi Shore did when she attempted to sing, 'And I'm Telling You I'm
Not Going' from Dreamgirls at the 2010 Miss Arkansas beauty pageant. Here's her big moment for your viewing and listening displeasure. ♪ Tear down the mountains ♪ ♪ Yell scream and shout like
you can say what you want ♪ ♪ I'm not walking out ♪ ♪ There's no way I will ♪ ♪ And I am ♪ ♪ Me ♪ (audience cheering) - [Narrator] For that big finish, Shore seemed to try to hit
every possible note in the scale and somehow missed them all. I'd be willing to bet
the applause at the end isn't so much congratulations, as it is gratitude that it's finally over. You really can't fault her passion, but sometimes, you
really have to recognize your own limitations. Or at the very least,
practice a little more. (whooshing sound) Busted at the beach. When people get caught doing things they know they shouldn't be doing, there's usually one of two reactions. Either they admit their
wrongdoings and apologize, or they deny everything, sometimes becoming a little
aggressive in the process. Two Florida women fell
into the latter category back in 2014, when they
were caught on camera trying to steal someone
else's beach equipment. At first, they try playing dumb. - [Man] Is that yours? - [Woman] Yeah, but we
don't know how to do it. - [Man] You need some help? - You know how to do it? - [Man] Yeah this is our stuff. - [Narrator] Then, when it becomes clear they've been rumbled, their
demeanor changes from innocent to aggressive. - You know what I will and
then I'm gonna take that camera and put it in the grass
so you gonna like that? Step back. Stop it, stop it. (man laughing) - [Man] Seriously?
- [Woman] Yeah. - [Narrator] Sadly the clip ends there, just as things are getting juicy. However, it was later
revealed that the situation de-escalated without a
serious confrontation. That said, things got
even more embarrassing in the days that followed. News outlets picked up the story, and the beach bandits
attempted to sue Fox News, for portraying them as thieves. The solution is pretty simple. If you don't wanna be seen as a thief, maybe consider not stealing
other people's stuff? (whooshing sound) Popping the Question. If you ever want to propose to someone, there's one golden rule
you should always follow. Seeing as it's such a major decision, you really should make it 100% certain that your significant
other will say "yes", before you officially pop the question. Especially in public. But, like other unfortunate
souls lacking the foresight to unofficially double-check
before popping the question, one Brazilian man dove right into a lavish surprise proposal in 2017. The results were not pretty. (violent faintly playing) At least the violinist sticks around to give the proposer his money's worth, even if it does make things
considerably more depressing. It gets even more awkward
when the surrounding public begins to applaud. (people cheering) Either the mall goers misunderstood the outcome of the proposal, or were just offering some support. Either way, it ultimately
only makes the situation more tragic, and the
husband-not-to-be walks off in shame. A similar situation was seen
on the British breakfast show, GMTV, back in 2008. For some reason, an English woman decided national television would
be the perfect platform through which to propose
to her partner, Mario. While, spoiler alert, the
situation ended in a "yes", her fiancé's dry reaction
made the whole affair almost as embarrassing as if
the answer had been a "no". - Mario, I've been with
you for seven years. You're the best thing
that's happened to me in the past seven years and
I've asked you along here today and some of your work colleagues to ask if you will marry me? - Yeah, go on. (woman squealing) (people cheering) - [Narrator] The words, "Yeah, go on" probably wasn't the ecstatic acceptance the soon-to-be-bride had in mind, but Mario's indifference continues. - [Man] How are you feeling
right at this moment? (violin gently playing) - Well, I'm fine. Bit of a shock really. She's a little bugger she is. - [Narrator] Whether
his seeming indifference was a sign of bruised masculinity, or whether he was just too
polite to say "no" on TV, remains unknown. All we know for sure is
that it was incredibly painful to watch. (whooshing sound) Slip of the tongue. In politics, mis-speaking can
be a costly error to make. Back in 2008, while attempting
to voice his disagreement with rival Barack Obama,
the late John McCain suffered a serious slip of the tongue. The error, and the attempt to cover his mistake that followed,
was pure comedy gold. - Several Obama supporters
have been saying pretty nasty things about
Western Pennsylvania lately. (crowd booing) And you know, I couldn't
agree with him more. I couldn't disagree with you. I couldn't agree with
you more than the fact that Western Pennsylvania
is the most patriotic, most God loving, most
patriotic part of America and this is a great part of the country. - [Narrator] He saves
himself at the last second, by following the standard
political rule book of addressing an American audience. If all else fails, bring
out the patriotism. But thanks to the video footage, his hilarious initial slip-up
will never be forgotten. (whooshing sound) Trump meets Tim Apple. The politicians of 2020
are far from immune from the occasional embarrassing moment. Just look at Trump. No, I'm not commenting on his policies, I'll leave that to you
guys in the comments. I'm talking about a hilarious
moment that occurred in 2019, during a meeting involving
Apple CEO Tim Cook. Trump made a slight error
pronouncing Tim Cook's name, see if you can catch it. - You gotta start doing it over here and you really have that. I mean you've really put a
big investment in our country. We appreciate it very much Tim Apple. - [Narrator] It seems like a mistake, but maybe we've got it wrong? Maybe this is how Trump refers
to all major businessmen? You know, like Elon Tesla, Jeff Amazon and Bill Microsoft. I guess we'll never know for
sure what Donald White House really meant when he said... - Time Apple. (whooshing sound) Royal pickings. It's not just politicians and civilians that exhibit embarrassing behaviour. The royals do it too. In fact, being in the public eye so much, a number of members of
the British Royal Family have been caught in the
same compromising pose, picking their noses. There are countless
snaps online of the Queen picking away, but other royal nose-diggers include the Duke of Kent. Prince William and even Prince Charles. Looks like the servants
need to up their game and remember to bring the
royal Kleenex next time. (whooshing sound) A man of principle. In 2017, a truly cringe-worthy
exchange took place during a CNN debate on the
topic of free speech rights, for journalists working for
large news corporations. In the segment, hosted by Brooke Baldwin and featuring Former ESPN
Senior Editor Keith Reid and Clay Travis of Fox Sports Radio, Travis makes a comment that
leaves his opponent speechless. - I think that's a bad move. I'm a First Amendment absolutist. I believe in only two things completely. The First Amendment and boobs. - [Narrator] Granted, you
can't deny those parts of a woman do indeed exist, so Travis isn't technically
incorrect to believe in them. But there's a time and a place
to discuss their existence, and a serious, pre-watershed
debate over free speech probably isn't it. But while the comment is
embarrassing in itself, the refusal of the other
participants to move past it only amps up the embarrassment, and it winds up derailing
the entire segment. - Wait did you just say,
- But they are not going to allow a conservative
- You believe in the First Amendment and..
- non-sports related commentary. - To be able to comment on
sports because of her gender, for somebody to come on CNN
and to say something like "The only thing I believe
in" in a discussion about - I'm still there too and I just wanna make sure
I'm hearing you correctly, B-O-O-Z-E, or B-O-O-B-S?
- It's astonishing. - Listen Brooke I think
that speaks for itself. I love the First Amendment as well. I also love women and as someone who loves..
- You don't love boobs too? - [Narrator] In the
end, the ridiculousness of the whole situation proves too much and the host ends the segment. - Brought up in this conversation.
- I'm done. This is done. This is conversation
over, yanking mics, bye. See ya. - [Narrator] Now that's what
I call quality broadcasting. But do you think Travis' comment should've just been brushed over in favor
of continuing the segment? Or do you think making that
kind of inappropriate comment should mean forfeiting
your right to speak on air? Let me know in the comments down below. (light tapping) (Whooshing sound) Horrendous haircuts. There are few quicker routes
to painful embarrassment than receiving a bad haircut. Like this guy, who showed
his barber a screenshot from a paused video on
his phone as a reference. Mistaking the screenshot's play button for an intentional feature,
the barber went ahead and shaved his customer
a play button of his own as part of the cut. Or this Reddit user, whose
barber took a request for a short back and sides to the extreme, in the form of a very close shave. Then there's the Las Vegas
Raiders owner, Mark Davis, who's reportedly had the same awful cut since he left college. Unbelievably, Davis travels
all the way from Vegas to Palm Desert for his trim, which he refuses to change
despite constant mockery online. Jim Carey as Lloyd Christmas
in 'Dumb and Dumber' isn't usually considered a fashion icon, but clearly he is to Mark Davis. But there are some haircuts
that start off fashionable and age like milk, like
what's now become known as the 'Karen cut'. If you're not familiar with the term, a 'Karen' is a type of woman
who can usually be summed up by the phrase, "I'd like
to speak to the manager." Often found causing a fuss in stores. Being outrageously rude to service staff in restaurants and
generally going through life with a sense of entitlement. Karens have become a very popular meme in the past few years. And unfortunately for the many women with this type of bob haircut, which was popular in the mid-2000s, their trim has become closely associated with the Karen lifestyle. The only people who've
suffered more judgement than all the nice women out
there with the 'Karen Cut' are all the nice women
with the name Karen. Sorry Karens. If you need to speak to the
manager, just let me know. (whooshing sound) Dance like nobody's watching. In January 2020, this
young woman was snapped by a very entertained
onlooker in Washington, dancing her heart away in her car. Recording a TikTok, it's not long before she realises she's being watched. When she does, her
embarrassment is so strong, you can't help dying
inside just a little bit along with her. (woman laughing) - [Woman] Gotcha. (woman laughing) - [Narrator] The worst part though is, that while the girl
presumably hoped the moment would only be shared between
herself and the woman filming, it's now been seen by
millions of people online. And, for my part, the video
you're currently watching probably isn't going to
help keep it under wraps. But what can I say? It's my job to share these spectacularly embarrassing moments with
all of you beautiful people. I have no regrets. (whooshing sound) The Russian dating experience. I'd now like to introduce you to the wild and whacky world of
Russian dating websites. The profile pictures found on these sites are quite unlike any you'll see on Tinder, Hinge or Bumble in the
Western dating world. These pics are so spectacularly Russian, that you can almost smell the vodka. You've got this guy whose wall carpets only serve to paint
the full Soviet picture alongside his ultra-macho pose and interesting haircut. I can only ever aspire to be this manly. And as for this fellow,
well what can I say? The USA will never know
this level of class. Then you have the women of these sites. This lady shows how much
of a suitable girlfriend she'll make by posing
with her catch of the day. These delightful devushkas meanwhile, show that you don't need a red carpet, or modern sports car to be glamorous. Russian dating site profile
pictures are a wonderfully-weird rabbit hole to dive into. That is, if you ever want your eyebrows to be raised beyond the top of your head. (whooshing sounds) Unable to hold it. Back in 2007, pop star
Fergie had a little accident while performing a
Black Eyed Peas concert. Mid way through the set,
audience members spotted an unexpected change in the
coloration of her pants. It soon became obvious that the singer had peed herself on stage, unable to hold it until
the end of the set. When later asked about
the unfortunate mishap, Fergie confirmed that it was
exactly what it looked like. She did, however, qualify her
confirmation by saying that she'd been running late
and didn't have time for a toilet break pre-show. You have to commend the
fact that she bounced back from the incident,
considering peeing yourself in front of a big crowd is
many people's worst fear. But when you gotta go, you gotta go. (whooshing sound) Zuckerberg's sunscreen. Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder
and CEO of Facebook, is a little strange. From his oddly-robotic movements. - Although unprecedented. This is a unique hearing. The issues. - [Narrator] To the strange
way he drinks water, his strange behavior has
led to many tongue-in-cheek theories that he may be
an alien or an android. Pictures snapped of him in July 2020, didn't help get rid of those theories, as they showed his face coated in an exorbitant amount of sunscreen, far beyond the necessary amount. So, either he can't
grasp how to rub it in, or his skin is super-sensitive, because his home planet
gets less light than Earth. Or, as some have theorized,
this is what his actual face looks like after he's
removed his fake human mask. Either way, this image is guaranteed to be in your nightmares tonight
and for that, I apologize. (whooshing sound) Basking in the club. 2019 and 2020 were a
strange couple of years for Carol Baskin, owner of
Big Cat Rescue in Florida. For those not already aware, Baskin gained significant fame in 2020, following the release of the
Netflix series, Tiger King, which documents her rivalry with fellow tiger-owner Joe Exotic. In the wake of her newly-increased fame, Carol joined Cameo, a
site where fans can pay for personalized videos. Some of the results were
incredibly uncomfortable. In a moment of peak cringe, Baskin and her husband
could be seen singing their own cleaned-up version
of 50 Cent's 'In Da Club'. Take a look, if you dare. ♪ Go Charlotte it's your birthday ♪ ♪ We're gonna party like
it's your birthday ♪ ♪ We're gonna sip Bacardi
like it's your birthday ♪ ♪ And you know we don't give a fudge ♪ ♪ that it's your birthday ♪ It's like when a schoolteacher
tries to be cool, only much, much worse. But that's not even as bad
as these video requests got. Baskin published an even
more unfortunate video after a fan jokingly requested a shout-out for a couple of ex-BBC celebrities who were found guilty of
horrendous crimes involving kids. - Hi Rolf Harris. All your kids wanted to get together and tell you that you
have really touched them and that they love all that
you have done for them. I hear there's a lot of great stories about you and your best
friend Jimmy Saville. Can't wait to hear those. Happy birthday Rolf. - [Narrator] Totally
unaware of the sinister implications of the names she's saying, Carol appears free from embarrassment, but anyone in the know watching certainly feels the
embarrassment on her behalf. I need a shower after that. (whooshing sound) Shady Santa. For children all around the world, Old Saint Nick is a symbol
of innocent festive joy. But, unfortunately, some mall Santas just give off a creepy vibe, and occasionally, kids' reactions to this are caught on camera. I think I'd probably feel the same way as the girl on the right side
here if I were in her shoes. And with the facial
expression of this Santa, I'm not surprised this
young'un looks terrified. But other mall Santas have
been caught over the years in embarrassing situations
of a different kind, exhibiting less-than-innocent intentions. Like this Santa, captured
taking a cheeky peek at a girl who's presumably telling him what she wants for Christmas. Looks like Santa's got a few
festive desires of his own. (groaning in disgust) Looks like this year, it's Saint Nick who's
going on the naughty list. (whooshing sound) Mic check. It's always embarrassing to find out a singer is lip-syncing. It's a lot worse, though, when it's revealed in a
moment of spectacular failure, like the one that occurred
at China's Lantern Festival, broadcast in 2016. After the intro to her song, Sa Dingding, raised her mic to begin
singing, when this happened. (singing in a foreign language) Yep, you saw that right. Dingding wasn't just
caught out lip-syncing, she was holding the microphone
the wrong way around. (singing in a foreign language) She continued the
performance all the same, but it was too late. Everyone saw her blunder, and a vocalist singing into
the wrong end of a microphone is not something a crowd, or indeed the internet ever forgets. What's the most embarrassing
moment you've ever witnessed? Let me know in the comments
section down below. Thanks for watching. (gentle upbeat music)
